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Lynskey Hotlines Bootleg frame in size large. Used, but in great condition. Pictured headset and bottom bracket are not included, but can be purchased separately if you need them. Geometry: https://geometrygeeks.bike/bike/lynskey-bootleg-2019/

56cm Focus Mares CX Gravel/Cyclocross Frame Frame is a 2016 model, I believe. I placed black vinyl wrap over the logos to give it a stealthier look, but this can be easily removed if you prefer. This was built as a second/spare bike that I kept at my office to ride at work. It has been ridden very little.

This is a brand new 2020 frame that has never been built. This includes the frame only and no fork. Can be run with either 29" wheels or 27.5". These frames are typically only available in the UK. You can save the customs duties and shipping time by buying my frame. Here is the geometry: geometrygeeks.bike/bike/genesis-tarn-titanium-2019-2020. (I think that Genesis runs this frame in limited production and must have taken it off their web-site now that it seems to have sold out. (This happened on their first run of the frame back in 2016 or 2017 too, I think.) You can email Genesis directly if there is any more detail that is not listed here.) One thing to be aware of that is not listed in the geometry is that the chainstay stance is fairly wide. Genesis said in their original frame description that it needs a "boost" crankset to clear the chainstays. I'm not really sure what a boost crankset is, since I haven't seen cranksets described that way. I know that normal Raceface cranksets work fine, and I think Genesis told me that Shimano also works fine. I know that eeWings were too narrow to clear, so there are definitely some cranks that don't work. I am not sure about SRAM cranks. (I think anything with a wide "Q factor" would work.)

Bike is in very good used condition. This was my wife's bike and was ridden occasionally, but not ridden hard or crashed. The only reason that she is getting rid of it is because she got a disc brake version of the same bike. This frame is from circa 2012. It measures very similarly to the current Cooper CX's geometry for the XS size, so I believe that this is an XS. However, there may have been a few geometry changes over the years, so please ask me to take any specific measurements you need to ensure that the bike will fit you well. Parts include: Lynskey Titanium seatpost Paul Components Minimoto brakes Easton EC90X carbon fork SRAM Red crankset Rival 10 speed shifters Rival 10 speed derailleur Chris King headset Concept Wheels with Shimano 105 hubs Damselfly seat This bike is a cyclocross bike with clearance for tires of at least 35mm wide. However, it is currently set up with narrower road tires.